After Stendhal and Dostoyevsky, we will have a similar effect. In his letter to his wife Martha, Sigmund Freud lived the height of my life, he referred to the Moses' statue many times during a visit to Rome.
These investigations would have written the book Michelangelo's Moses, but lived on his original adventure at Acropolis. In Greece, when he felt himself in a psychosis, Freud suddenly lost his reality and faced a mental disorder called depersonalization.
I have read so much about the Acropolis since I was a child, in a small monograph that Romain Rolland wrote for his 45th birthday later.
I'm so full of things that when I get there I feel like I've been living there for hundreds of years or thousands of years in the agora, and that would suddenly solve all my psychic mechanisms and turn me into a complete delirium, disorientation.
